Cip Bladder Pipe in C (1 octave) with Drone

Cip Bladder Pipe in C (1 octave) with Drone

Marsoni

M251S

$347.50

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Cip Bladder Pipe in C (1 octave) with DroneCip bladder pipe in c with drone. An authentic bladder pipe made by Czech maker Pavel Cip. A reconstruction of an instrument after an illustration in the 13th century Spanish manuscript "Cantigas de Santa Maria". Its diatonic scale has the range of a ninth. The accompanying drone sounds in the same octave as the melody pipe, but can be tuned one tone higher to enable playing in a Dorian or minor key. Key: C major (Scale: c d1, Drone: c d; a1 = 440

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LOVE! These socks are so comfortable! I wear a 5 in women's and a 3 in big kid shoes. The small fit me perfectly. I see where some say they run small but I can't say that was an issue for me. They are "snug" but thats what you want with a no show sock. I feel they have support vs the ones i used to buy at Walmart. They are very soft! I am actually buying more today and throwing my other ones in the trash!

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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026